Found Safe CA - Gina Zumwalt, 39, CHP Endangered Alert, Autism, Transient, lives in car w/mother, Placerville, 19 August 2022

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Placerville Police Facebook:

Placerville Police Department

~~~UPDATE~~~ We are happy to report that Gina has been located and she is safe. An attentive citizen recognized Gina and alerted PPD. We would like to thank Search and Rescue, the California...

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~~~UPDATE~~~

We have learned from an out of state family member that Gina has been diagnosed with autism. El Dorado County Search and Rescue has been contacted and will be assisting with the search for Gina.

~~~END UPDATE~~~

The Placerville Police Department is asking the community for assistance in locating Gina Zumwalt, 39-year-old female who is reported to be a transient.

On Friday August 19th at 11:45 AM Placerville Police Officers responded to a report of a Missing Person from 345 Fair Lane. Zumwalt’s mother, Stephanie Vargas stated her daughter went missing from the area on the evening of Thursday August 18th around 5:30 PM. Vargas told responding officers that the two of them live in their vehicle and have been staying at the library. Zumwalt was described as white female adult, 5’2”, 155 lbs., brown hair, brown eyes, last seen wearing black pants, and a dark blue t-shirt.

At this point there is no indication of foul play, and we believe Gina had voluntarily left the area.

Placerville Police Officers have been searching the surrounding areas since Gina was reported missing by her mother and although we have received sighting reports of her, until a law enforcement officer can confirm she is safe we will continue to search for her. Anyone with information is asked to call the police department at (530) 642-5280.

 

[dalsglen]

Placerville Police Facebook:

Placerville Police Department

~~~UPDATE~~~ We are happy to report that Gina has been located and she is safe. An attentive citizen recognized Gina and alerted PPD. We would like to thank Search and Rescue, the California...

www.facebook.com

~~~UPDATE~~~

We have learned from an out of state family member that Gina has been diagnosed with autism. El Dorado County Search and Rescue has been contacted and will be assisting with the search for Gina.

~~~END UPDATE~~~

The Placerville Police Department is asking the community for assistance in locating Gina Zumwalt, 39-year-old female who is reported to be a transient.

On Friday August 19th at 11:45 AM Placerville Police Officers responded to a report of a Missing Person from 345 Fair Lane. Zumwalt’s mother, Stephanie Vargas stated her daughter went missing from the area on the evening of Thursday August 18th around 5:30 PM. Vargas told responding officers that the two of them live in their vehicle and have been staying at the library. Zumwalt was described as white female adult, 5’2”, 155 lbs., brown hair, brown eyes, last seen wearing black pants, and a dark blue t-shirt.

At this point there is no indication of foul play, and we believe Gina had voluntarily left the area.

Placerville Police Officers have been searching the surrounding areas since Gina was reported missing by her mother and although we have received sighting reports of her, until a law enforcement officer can confirm she is safe we will continue to search for her. Anyone with information is asked to call the police department at (530) 642-5280.

A comment on there by a A N-J that explains just how vulnerable Gina is.

 

[Stunned]

Tragic on so many levels. Maybe when she is found they will both get the help they need.

 

[Unalienable Rights]

Happy to see that Gina was found safe!

Placerville Police Department

~~~UPDATE~~~ We are happy to report that Gina has been located and she is safe. An attentive citizen recognized Gina and alerted PPD. We would like to thank Search and Rescue, the California...

www.facebook.com

~~~UPDATE~~~
We are happy to report that Gina has been located and she is safe. An attentive citizen recognized Gina and alerted PPD. We would like to thank Search and Rescue, the California Highway Patrol and the community for all of the assistance.